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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
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iumtrirte &amsbI6er.

2e8enSe BON ben liebeH Seiliseu @ottes mad
ben B 4 en- Quelleu bearbeitet pon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrsr. Rebt Eiteltabliti9, 9robem
Sableau Don SeruIalem unb iiber 800 Bill.
bern in Sol3idnitt. Wtit mebreren bii9Oht.
@ebunben in gan, 2eberbanb 5000. Bro
tdirt in IA Seften q 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9egenSe bon ben lieben beiliz
gen uno sottieliseu 9teueru uuierer liebeu
5rau nrS ben beribmteften guaSenorteH Der
boben Stn1melsf0nigtn. Bon q. OFT. gi=
i96Hi9 approbirt unb burb ben 81. Batter
Yius TX. 9eie9net. !Sebnte aufla9e in a.
@eb. in gang 9eberban6 $500. 8roi9irt in
10 Seften a 80 Gents.
Die beiltse s6rtft ses lite n unS nemeH
Seitaments. Dtit ausfibrli6en anmertuus
gen erldutert pom DR.. Sol. Sr. alIioli.
Wtit approbation bes 81 .Stubles. Rei6
i~uuitrirt. Sn4a. geb. II 2eberbdrb so. 90.
Before @inbdube pou.$11 bis $500.
Sroi6trt in "a 5eften a 30 Gents.
Standardization SaaspseStser.
1lnterpeiiunsen iiber ie ut6tisfen g1all:
bens= uub Stttenleblen. 9uf aQe Sortns IL.
Seitta9e oes sSabres. gSll beraus9e9ebeu con
T. Ve. S%ausberr. Br. b. q. &. Wit BIZ
idOfider depreciation. $50 g.. IN ar. 80.
Sn 9tar. s~ebunben $500. Sn 10 Serten
q 25 @ents.
r. P. 0ofFne, 6riftatboliides llnterridtsz
iHo Grbauunssbud, ober tlr3e guslesuns
aner ionns unb fettdsli6en gpifeln uub
gpan9elten, iamnt baralts seaosenen @laus
benSz unb Sittenlebren &C. Bon O. OFT.
Stabtpfarrer. Wit bid. Gpprob. 7OS Seis
ten IN sr. 50. Sn ! Rar. seb. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18
Gilte Droimatrs
CUR @rbebung elmer Ropfs unb gb boz
loren Steuer, gum untetbalt Der
etabtoermaltung fir bas am
20. Sebruar 1888 ems
benbe Gisealiabr.

Sci es bur6 ben 5tabtratb Der 5tabt
San Nutonio Deroronet:
9ettion l. DaB bierbur1 fur
bas am 1. Mdr3 '87. beginnenbe uub
am 20. Jebruar 1883 enoenbe Municis
paliabr cine Gopffteuer bon ginem Sol.
lar ($1.00) bon iebem mdnnIi9en
@iunobner bieier Stabt i'm Mlter bon
einunb5man3ig (21) big fe9saig (6O)
Sabren, Der font ni9t bur9 bic @efebe
bes @taates ausgenDmmett 1T unb in
bieier Stabt feds Monate Dor Dem 1.
Wtdr3 81 getDobnt bat, erboben tpers
ben ioQ.
5eftion2. 9aB bierbur6 far
an9emeine 3pede fur bas Municipals
ober 6iscaliabr mel6es ON 20. Gebruar
1888 enbet, eine Nb balorem 5teuer
bon bierunbneun3ig (94) Gents fur
iebe 500 Mertb gigentbum erboben
tpirb bon allen gigentbum inlerbalb
Der Sta6tgren3en-@runb ooer peri6n.
li6es-mel9es fonf bur1 bic Roniiitus
tion unb bic @eieBe beg Stoates Dber
bur9 cine @tabt.O roinan5 nidt ausse=
i6lDKen lit.
5ettion 8. SaB UNI gorfebruus
gen flr bic geaablung Der 3inien auf
Die bonbirte Shulb Der 6ta6t, unb url
eineu 3ilsunasfonb CUR enbliden Gin
l6fung reip. 8eaablung Der lebterer au
f9afen, bierour6 cine 6pe3ialffeller
BON atpan3iq COY Gents Don iebem
800 Wertb gigentbum, unb 3par bon
allen in ber 5neiten Seftion ~ermdbnten
@igentbum, erboben mirb.
5eftion 4. 9aBin uebereinftims
mung nit elmer borber angenommenen
uno bon ben feuer3ablen6en Birgern
bel elmer am s. Sage bes Mdra 1882
if~attgebabten Wabl ratif5irten Orbis
tlan3 bierbur6 fir bas Munieipnliabr
1887 cine 5pe3iaIfeuer bon 5e9s
[6l Gents BON ieoem 800 Mettb gis
gentbum, @runo ober peri6nIiGes, mels
DIES Der 8efteuerung unterporfen il,
gum unterbalt Der 6hentli1en 69ulen
Der @tabt, erboben 1T.
N%ngenDmmen unb genebmigt am 8.
Sftober 1887.
8rDan galagba n,
3eugniB MaDor.
6. g.. @Iaubor, Stabt : glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

Wfntter Matter Matter ! !
Berbet Shr bes WaGts 8eitSrt merben
unb in gurer 8uhe unterbroden bur9 bas
Sdreien eines tranten Ginbes, peldes
S&merSeu POM Turdbreden Der 3abne
leibet? ST 60 per Sal, 70 fauit cine Glaide
pcn Mrs. Winslcps SDptbina gprup.
Gr wirb ben arrien Tleinen icfcrt bon ieis
men gdmer5en befreisn. Mun nerlaFe ii@
baruuf Is bilft. Sc III feine Mutter auf
Groen, bic es beriudte uno Sud nidt nit
tbeilen wirbe, baB 60 bic Ginsepeihe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen Ollie unb @efunsbeit
unb Der Mutter Rube peridafit, baB 20
ME 3oubsr wirft. Das Wlittet lit ilder in
allen 6dlen unb ansenebm BON @eidmad;
es mirb bon elmer Der dlteften unb beiten
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Gtaoten per.
idrieben. ueberaa ~ babeu, bic Tlai4e
~ 25 Gents
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6. s. Mauer.

L 1921 5aZ
205 Wef @ommercefraB e,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gepdbltes 2as
ger bon 9apeten. &~ouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb Self n,
unb ferner reben 3ei9nensM oteriaIien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mn ifreis
der M ateriatiem, beiDnoers
9ammers fertig gemii1te
Jarbett II, bic bsifen unb biligjfet In
Warfte, bt. unter boiler Ceramic pers
tauft merbea. 5 er, sune 6pie>
gelgIas uno anbere in bieies Sad
idlagenbe Mrtifel; uprin Derr Miilsr
bas gr6bte Eager i'm Weiien bes Gtda.
tes bat. Nnftrd9e aus Dem Qanbe per,
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Gin piBtlidses @efahl

Der adlte am Riderat. sefolst bon Sikldauern
unb iiberreidlider SdDei6ablonberuns. Bir
ale fennsn bieie Sbmptome, ipenn aud nidt
aus Grfabruns, 70 bod bon S0rsnfaeen. Bas
nimmt man am befsn Dagesen? gbiuin ?
Das 1T unstDsifeIbaft cine sef6brlide slrsemei.
80 Deruriadt~ anodenfrab unb fdaft babel MUIR
-Ooriibersebenb SiIfs. @iebt Is nidts anberes
baflr? @epib, elm p,rtiames unb babel I'm.
i@abli9ss Mittel-S eRetter's M a a l.
bitters Elm subsrldiises MitteI, urn aus
BEN Sbfem binnen aur,em je6e Spur mias.
matif9en Sa!tes 5a btrtreiben. 60 mu6 obne
80sern unb obne nnterbre9ung 9enommen
peroen. Die 8oIse babpn-SeiIuna, miro bem
0ebrau6 bieies pobltbatisen Observation-Disclosures
Der @sfunbbeit iidsriid folsen. 9bspspfe,
2sberbeiduereen, Aerbenleiben, a9eumatismus
unb 1aibatisteit ber 3isren unb Der 8lale ae.
b6ren e~benfals Su ben Hranfbeiten, peIde burd
bic punoerbare Salfe bieies gsIunben. aus
@fan1en terseiielteu Ssilmittels, SaS bon ben
asrsten empfObIsn pirO, pcafdnbis seboben
tptroen fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18
Gine Oroinans,
UNI 8efimmungen iiber Die grbebung
elmer @emerbefeuer fir bas Sis
faliabr 1887 3u treffen.

Sci es burd ben 6tabtratb Der Gtabt
San Mntonio p~erorbnet:
Settion /. DoB bon isoer perfou,
5irmo ober @eielf9aft bon perionen,
Die irgeno ein bur6 bic @eiebe bes
Gtaates Seras belfeuertes @etperbe bes
treiben, bic 6dlfte Der iol6en @etperben
auferlegten 5taaisifeuer erboben tpirb,
nit iol6en Gei6rdnfungen, mie fe bic
StdatsgeieBe befimmen; unb baB ole
bisber BON ber Stabt beieuerten Sc
merbe, bic ni9t bonn State beiieuert
tper6en. bielelbe @etperbeiteuer be3ablen
pie frtber feltgeftelt tpurben lit.
M%ngenommea unb genebmigt am 3.
OftDber 1887.
8rpan galasbau,
3eugniB: Wanor.
6. 3. @I~aubon, Stabt glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

- Sin Mann. Der 40 Sabre lang
nit Webieiuen au tbun gebabt bat,
fol!e GaI3 bon 3uder unterfdeiben
f6nnen. Man bore, mas elm folder iagt:
9oIebo, o., 10. San. '87.
an bic 6erren s. 5. gbenep & So.
Meine 6erren! Mdbrenb elmer 40s
idbrigen Yraris babe i9 biel NIT Mebis
einerl su tbun gebdbt, aber benno6 1T
mir nod ME Elm mebieinii9es prdparat
porsetommen, bas i'd nit 10 utel @ers
traurn auf grfolg berfdrei6en t6nnte,
ME DOLLS 2atarrb.Rur uel6es Sic
anfertigen. Sd babe es fdon oft bers
i1rieben unb 3rpar iebesmal nit benz
sufriebenfelenbfen grfolse. gum
@9IuHe nil i1 nur nod bin3ufigen,
bob i1 ben Gad bon Gatarrb erlt nod
finben muB, In tpeldem es feline Wirs
tung berfaet, porausgefsbt naiiirIid.
oab bic Mebiein ben 8orfariften &c.
mdB ansewenbet tuirb.
Sbr ergebener
ST.. meb. 6. 8. @oriu@
215 SummitsS traBe.
Wir seben 500 fir ieben Gall bon
3atarrb, tpel6er ni6t bur9 0aa's
"Catarrh-C Cure gebeilt ueroen t0nnte.
Dies Mittel iii iHnerlid an3umenben.
g.. s. g6enep & &c., Solebo. Dbio
gigentbimer.
1ar gu baben in iener apOtbefe
au IS Gents.
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California @etne.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. 5. Meper ont alamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
on Orr unb Stelle aus uib fault brett
aus benz &eQer Ter Meinsidter. als
sutem 3enner selinst es ibm tets, bic
beifen Sorten aus3umdblen. st fann
feline 3unben uuo Gamilien nit eineni
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotbs unb
MeiBmeine in boraisli6er Qualitdt
bon febt ab $1.00 per 8aaone = fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

2aBt Gud ni1t iduf6en bur@
niebere Yreiie fiir. Nrbeit, meI9e bei5er
als irgenb cine in 9eras seIiefert wiib,
fon6ern Detfiigt gu6 nod Gallo o.
10 aD's PbOto9rapbifhem MteIier, SO.
413 Of> 0oufiofl.S Strobe, no gud quite
uno 5ufrieoenffelenbe Nrbeit 81 reellem
preiie garantirt pirb.
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9dmadle ilmo finberleie Hraaesl

iouten nidt berapeifeIn. ionbern Ratb unb Be.
iebruns aus einem 8ude fd6pfen, burd peI.
DIES Sanienbe inaerbalb ~tiir5eiter Set ibre D,oue
@eiuuObeit nieber erIanst unb ben ~einaiaen
Bunfa ibres Sersens in grfluung sebrn ia.
ben. Das nit sieleu arantengefnidien en-
~idnterte, reidli9 aus9etattete neueRe @erf
iuirb gratis unb Fl a berf9idt ron Der
Nrtnate Glttttc 81 0tSpenfart, Is @.
1uuftum Ctr, Netu Dprf, u. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

@. $. pntterfioe & 60, 1886
Dts 0oulionse traBe, plumbers. @as=
unb Steam : Gitters, baIten fi9 benz
publifum fiir llle in ibrGa6 fdlagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb perfpre9en
prompte geiorgung aller Nuftrdge.
Rronlendter, Gas 5iItures, 8abetpauz
men. Gloiets &c. ftets an 9anb.
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Ser can 9sebro sprinas asarf

Ser Sam Nebro Gprings Bart
lit Der Walfabrtsort Der San Mntonier
unb aler Beiu6er Der Mlamo.S tabt,
UNI Der 9iBe au enifieben unb ii6 i'm
fiibten SGatiea au erseben. Der Yart
bat III 6Olge feiHer Gage gu ieoer Sos
gesseit cine belebenbe Bride unb Ga=
milien manoern bdufig gum pribats
picnic binaus, ebenfo ME gereine unb
@efeui9aften bier lire Geite feiern. See
ben Sag freie Muff. Vile @rfrilduns
gen ipie Bier. 2imDnabe. Wein, Mbiss
tep &c. finb in better Qualitdt 40 baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, Bd6ter.
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gfuh .bromiuentea irou,0Rlh,

au9 sprominente" fran56fIGe
ganaoier ftnb in bic i9mierigen Barrier
Orbens, Afaire bertpideIt. Der Gipils
orben foitete 5000, bic gbrenIesiou
basesen $500. Sn Montreal giebt es
piele 2eute, tpel6e lid auf bieie Neile
vielbt becorirt" baben.
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8erpid San Muiternl

Grii6 ieben Sag! Wer5en in ie6er
Torm ieroirt. gbenio Wilb alIer Mrt,
ie nod Der Sabresaeit. = gu baben i'm
R~eitaurant bon 9arnif6 & Bdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

Serrens uno RnabensMn.
ii 9 E.. f6per genug fir 6erbft unb
Winter rs 3 1890 biliger als friiher,
um nit benz 8orratb gu rdumeR. pars
coat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

- Sn Gibraltar III es 3uii6en ben
engliiden unb irif9en Solbaten Der
@arnifon gu elmer blutigen Mafen.
S6ldgerei gefommen, BEL ber man fi6
ber Waffen bebiente. Die 3abl Der
lit cine iebr grDbe.
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grud! grnd! grud!

tpirb unfeblbar turirt nod Der Metbobe
Der Ooftoren 8. 5. unb s. Wiaiauls,
ct. Qpuis, Mo. Weoer Mefer nod
bppooermif9e Nabeln tuerber aiges
tuanbt. Sofortige grlei9terurg, unb
sriinoli6e Seilung In farser 3eit. Mtan
uitb nift perbinbert feiner Nrbeit ober
feinen 8ef6dften uadSuseben. Auf
Wuni@ wirb bic 9eilung garantirt.
Ronfultation unentgeltli9. WdBige
preiie. Spre6t Dor 3immer go. 4
iiber Wolf & @arr. 1913 ,tutu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

D1r Mer bon @aroIan & Sing
fauft, fpart @elb fir gis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

pancoaf & Sobn betfauien
6e,rentleiber rs 1870 biIiger ais it,
genb elm 6aus in Der Gtabt. Dies lit
fein Sumbug. ueberseugt gu@!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-18

= Mae neue @orten in Often. bic
Dunlap einsef9lonen, bel paaeoat &
Sohn.
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me CHARLES a VoaELER CO.. BaIHmore, Nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

T. c. lCTER rErC,l CO. SOSTci, gAS,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
Inn IIIE IAnLE

Many devices lu the way of cookies and
cup cakes may be made. Sponge cake
cookies are very nice. Some people who
dislike cut cake because 10 cfumbles, and
cannot eat COOLIES with batter, hnd these
couv,nlert.
TAere 4. Art In laying or setting The Ia
bic a. well A. In preparing The fool. Slices
OF cold meat look well gtrnlshsd with
green 90 somo hind. once saw some
leaves ~ sweet scented gsrsnium ssrse
thl. purpose. The Japsresc biscuit trays
for holding biscuits. sni the may virittts
% M,jolics ware lend aitrsctivsuc... but
The qaalni ehifA AMI heirloom silver after
All possess charm The modern hath not.
Bui IL follows all have mol The Inherited
china AMI silver. Then whsH Treasure
The little you have scqaifei-,lmosi every
woman hs. few pieces-Ani perhsps
some day II may become such
For table dimlsk. believe nothing u
heater aud pTsiii,r than s1lli Whit. Good
nspefy 4. indispensable 10 getting ~ The
table appointments. Failure here. bring.
failure - AL the rect And What ls true
OF company Is true OF the everyday home
lie A good table unieflics cool living.
OiLnilmes The ohecrfalnsss and good
nature Of the family depcnd more upon The
table than We consider. or arc aware o'.
And. although this IL In some respects q
"oompany" article, II i mean, ZOE every
tay also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
A SUCCESSFUL BEdoAR

In one Of the hsndsomsst flats OF New
York resides = man who Is prof ssional
besger. By following this occupation
be has an income o. $4,000 per year.
He goes into good society and Is one
Of the greatest wits and practical joker'
in town. 90 thu, bis company 10 much
sought after. lie does not 20 proving
about the streets. however. begging
quarter or whatever he can get. lie
would disdsin TO seesp, lees than 500,
.till he mansgss to oollec, $4,000
year. 20 per cent. Of ~hich be keeps him
self He dos not. however. beg directly
for himself. bu, for e,risin ehildtn'
home.
my experience" he said. "sbow' me
that the average millionaire IL much
more liberal man than the public sup
po.ss. The only difficulty !. In seeing
these men and presenting your claims
| worked six months before was able "a
see Jay Gould Daring ,hs, time
wen, to bis office on an average CT tslce
q day. and my efforts we're 10 vain ~
nslly I caught him on al elevated train
and seating myself beside him be Vas
obliged TO listen 10 me. ! asked fo'
$500. lie told me TO call on him the
mex, day and be would give me bis check
for the amount went TO his office,
but, Notwithstanding | stated whs, bad
passed between the millionaire and ny
self, | Was refused admittanoe TO his pr.
va,e room. then made up my mind
that Mr.. Gould had thrown me oil. but
| va. determined to watch him sesin'
found on, where he KEEP, his private
bank aocoun, and got check on that
Institution which l filed on, for $500.
A month Afterwards I ran across Mr..
Gould again in the Windsor Hotel. lie
did not remember me. bu. recalled oui
conversation and he again told me to call
a, bis office. bu, replied by presenting
him the check and telling him IL would
no, take . momsn, to pa, his signature
TO il aud he did. Since then Mr.. Gould
b.. every year renewed bis subscription
without, any difficulty. and ! really believe
IL gives him pleasure TO do 80.
III had s,ill greater difficulty In secur-
ing . subscription from the late William
II. Vanderbilt, knew very we'll that
III could talk with Mr.. Vanderbilt there
would be no trouble about getting him 10
give me a subscription. and. after innu.
msrsble call. upon him without 'eees', !
discovered ,hA, he Was In the habit OF
having bis tailor send a man 10 measure
him a, bis house for . suit Of clothes,
wen, one nigh, TO hi. mansion and
represented myself A. tailor. and in this
way was u.hsred into Mr.. Vanderbilt,
presence. After exchanging greetings
said: Mr.. Vanderbilt. in order TO get io
see you have lied. bu, have done Il
In behalf Of charity. Instead Of coming
10 measure you for ,uit Of clothes
have come 10 measure your generosity IN
behalf Of a mo., worthy institution
"The millionaire was very angry a
frs, and started 20 call his valet and
have him show me the door, bu, l i'm
peded hi. Ell, and kept on talking. and
before 20, through had Mr.. Wander
bits check fcr neA, sum besides taking
sla.. Of wine and a cigar with him
Up to the time Of hi, death he always
renewed hi. subscription, and bis sons do
!, now for him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

LooicAL-A Georgia paper records
the following sneedote illustrating the
difficulty which children frequently ex-
penenee in making distinctions. There
j. such thing as making rule too in.
flexible. and csuying logic too fsr:
lie Was learning to spell and read Al
the same time, And bis tex, book Was a
frs, Reader. His chief stumbling stone
WAS a dorble letter When be came TO
the wcri "ieel." instead Of spelling Il
"f-double Ell. feel" he would say "f.e-
e-l. feel" repeating the double letter
twice. I, took weeks to impress him
with the necessity Of saying 'double"
whenever he found two letters together,
but be learned Il a, last.
One day. toward. the close Of ysea.
ton. during which be bad grown rusty,
be Was brought on, before = company Of
ladies and gentlemen to read any piece
they selected in bis First Reader. His
mother watched him with trembling anx.
ieiy. but he appeared TO feel himself
equal to the occasion. A young lady
among the company selected a little
poem. which began with the line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
SAVING TINE

Raskin says tia, good cooking nssns
much tasting and no wasting, u means
English ,horoughnsss and French Art, sud
Arabian hospitality umears, In hne, thh
women are 10 be perfectly and always l''
diss--loA -glvers.
Women are expected 10 look well sni Al.
ways have something spps,ifing AMI good
20 eat. In order n do THE, much thought
and study 10 necessary Tor . season. This
,im. Of preparation will differ with dinr
en-, tastes, and may BE- scqalrei by al
much easier than any imsgine.
In this, a. In Housekeeping. time IL
everything. IL order 10 utilize " all thing
which can shoaid be made ready befor.
beginning 10 cook meal. Flour SHOULD
be sifiei, soda also, pO,stoss should he
cleaned over night n they are To be- cooke
lor breakfast The hfe laid ready Tor The
ma,ch. Ifthl- cannot b. done, kinilins
and luel must be ready a. hsnf, ga milo.
ute lost In the morning IL not found All
day. Tn, table should BE- set over nisht,
aud light ohsese-olo,h cover. - Insure
against dust, laid carefully over all when
these rules have become habit, the cook
be she mistress or msid) eau sppy .
match To- the kindlings, and before she hss
Der bath or Il dressed, the teakeiue VIII
tegin 10 sing. and 80 will she. for her reg
uisisd kltchsn will send deligh, 10 her
household. who. by this time are makirR
. chorus OF her song.
The oatmeal or cracked whea, only
needs heating. beiug cooked beforehand
The muiilns aud rolls. AMI al bat the cot.
Zee, arc ready with = few well directed
movements The la, bat not least IL The
coffee. This. fresh roasted and new ground.
l. put into = cheese cloth bag, In proper
ton 20 one hesplng Tablespoonful 10 one
large sired cup. The bag should be large
enough ~ allow room FOR the swelling of
the coffee and It's movement 10 the bag.
when al 4. ready pour water upon II
aud le, II stand on back ofstove three min'
uie., then let II boil one minute. and settle
one. This l. the simplest among doteu
methods. aud II the Java or Mocha are
prime, and mixed In EQUAL parts, There u
nothing len 10 be desired only small
quantities should be kept 10 the house, I"
The aroma does no, last, aud TIL. ira
grAnce 1. to- ,Xhllsrailng 20 lose. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Too Mucu FISH Oh i, ". In =
certain city in Maine. some years ago.
At time when the prohibi,ory law hap.
pend 10 be strictly enforced by the oih-
GERS Of tia, bailiviek. that party Of
gentlemen. q portion Of them CONNER.
cisl travellers. dropped into place where
the eonusband haid va. supposed 10 be
sold on the .ly. The proprietor wen, TO
the stove aud took from it, dark interior
black bottle. out Of which the visitors
poured GU, whs, they considered nece..s.
~ 10 labrieA,e their throais. One Of
the visitors raised bis glass. ,melled Of
the content. aud then let drop run past
his lip. Sitting down the tumbler. he
remarked. in an indignsh, tone. ,hs,
there va. no decent liquor TO be obtained
IN Maine. aud tha, il was all adal,era,ed
With poisonous compounds.
The proprietor protested .ssin', the re-
mark. Of the visitors, stating tina, his
liquor WAS no, adulierAied ia the least,
and thu, the talk about adu,srAt ted lquor'
va. all nonsense. "The difference Ia
~hi.key." he remarked. 81, all owing &c
is age. When whi'k.y il new IL Is
full Of fu.il oil. which is really almost
poisonous. bu, /, evspora,es rapidly. and
in a year the liquor Is quite good.
When three years old the oil is en,ire.
ly gone and the ~ki'ksy eAnno, hurt
anyone
The member. q the party slowly
raised their glasses and drank to tie
memory Of old times. when there wa'
no fu.il oil il liquor. On deposiiIng
the gls.e. upon the marble, one Of the
party quietly remarked to the gentleman
on the other side Of the counter, "well,
Mr.. W. | think the stuff mus, have
been made io.m0roic."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
Too Pux,y-The po,,,,ovn Up.

Too FuSsY.-The po,,s;own pa
city council Orgsnizend the other morning
with = membership Of ak Democrats
and six Republicans. The Democrat,
nominated J. w. Guidin for clerk, and
the Republicans Major II. A. shen,on,
One hundred and thirteen ballots vert
taken before the deadlock was broken
and then Councilman Saylor. . Repub'
lican. was caught mapping. He had beer
voting highly illustrated ballots. "beinl
quite an artist" for the amusement o.
bis colleagues. but on the ll3th h
voted the illustration, but forgot to place
Msjor Shenton's name on his ballot ant
the Democrats won the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
Ix Rnirr. AID To Tnx PorNr.

Dyspepsia Is dreadful. DIsordered liver
Il misery. Indigestion IL q Zoe TO good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus Is one
q the most complicated and wonderful
things In existence. II Is easily put out
oforder.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, ir-
regular habits, and many other things
which ought not 10 be, have made the
American people nation OF dyspepiics.
But Green's August Flower has done q
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ness and making the American people 90
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and be happy.
Remember No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower brings
health and happiness 10 the dyspeptic.
Ask your druggist for bottle. Seventy.
i've cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
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